Kal. Feb. Iunoni Sospitae. N.
This was the dedication-day of a temple of the great Lanuvian goddess, Juno Sospita, in the Forum olitorium1343. It was vowed in the year 197 B.C. by the consul Cornelius Cethegus, but had fallen into decay in Ovid’s time1344. For the famous cult of this deity at Lanuvium, see Roscher, in Lex. s. v. Iuno, 595.